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Ukrainian president’s frustration threatened to overshadow meeting – and did not go unnoticed by other leadersRussia-Ukraine war – latest news updatesIt was, by the standards of international summits, an undiplomatic intervention. A clearly frustrated …
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky said that when he meets US President Joe Biden today, he will “raise” a request for long range weapon supplies, though did not mention any weapon specifically.
Progress expected at Nato summit thanks to attendance of Japan’s PM but no mention made in latest talksNato appears to have shelved plans to open a liaison office in Tokyo, a proposal that had been discussed as part of the western military alliance’s p…
Comments come after Ukrainian leader complained his country had not been given firm timetable for joining alliance Britain’s defence secretary and the US national security adviser have suggested Ukraine ought to show more gratitude for the help it has …
Ukrainian President Volodomyr Zelenskyy blasted the NATO alliance on Tuesday for failing to extend a clear invite to his war-torn country.
CIPHER BRIEF REPORTING – In late 2021, NATO Intelligence Chief David Cattler traveled to Kyiv, Ukraine, just around the time Russian President Vladimir Putin began […] More
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NATO states reassured Kiev on Tuesday that “Ukraine’s future is in NATO” but – despite repeated requests from Ukrainian leaders – gave no timeline for the war-torn country to join the alliance at a summit in Vilnius. NATO “will be in a position to ext…
Anthony Albanese tries to ambush UK counterpart, but Sunak was ready with image of England team at HeadingleyThe Australian prime minister tried to ambush his British counterpart at the Nato summit with a picture of the controversial stumping of Englan…
THIS is what it is like to be intercepted by RAF jets.
Typhoons armed with air-to-air missiles roared up to our wing tips in drills to prepare for a Russian incursion.
SIMON JONESThe Sun’s Jerome Starkey was on board for the thrilling show …
“We are proceeding [with additional funding] because we are convinced it is necessary and the only right thing to do is support Ukraine for as long as it takes,” said Boris Pistorius, Germany’s minister of defense.